Ali Abdelaziz fires back at Conor McGregor after the Irishman said he sees holes in Kamaru Usman's game

Conor McGregor (left) and Kamaru Usman & Ali Abdelaziz (right) [Image credits: @aliabdelaziz000 on Instagram]
Conor McGregor (left) and Kamaru Usman & Ali Abdelaziz (right) [Image credits: @aliabdelaziz000 on Instagram]

Ali Abdelaziz has responded to Conor McGregor's recent comments about UFC welterweight champion Kamaru Usman.

Abdelaziz clapped back at the Irishman for claiming that 'The Nigerian Nightmare' had holes in his game.

'The Notorious' recently did an AMA on Twitter where he answered questions including his opinion of fellow lightweight Michael Chandler and the possibility of a third fight with Nate Diaz.

At one point, McGregor responded to a fan's query about a potential fight with 'The Nigerian Nightmare'. 'Mystic Mac' shared his thoughts on Usman's last fight with Colby Covington and claimed the welterweight king has many flaws in his fighting game.

"Thought Colby lumped him up nice last fight. Finished stronger. Without that 2nd round knockdown it’s Colby’s fight imo. If even still. I see many holes. As well as a suspect dome".

Usman and Covington competed in a welterweight title rematch at UFC 268. The bout went the distance and Usman earned a unanimous decision victory.


Ali Abdelaziz weighed in on how Conor McGregor would fare against the top UFC lightweights

Ali Abdelaziz recently put out a series of tweets predicting how Conor McGregor would fare against the top-ranked 155-pounders in the UFC.

Speaking about a potential showdown between McGregor and Justin Gaethje, Abdelaziz said the fight would be over inside two rounds as 'The Highlight' would score a TKO victory via leg kicks.

According to the MMA manager, Beneil Dariush would make quick work of the Irishman and submit him in the opening round.

Abdelaziz stated that a fight between 'The Notorious' and Islam Makhachev would never come to fruition because of McGregor's "chicken heart".

Conor McGregor is currently recovering from a leg injury that he suffered in his trilogy fight against Dustin Poirier at UFC 264. MMA fans will have to wait to see the Irishman in action again, though all signs point to a late spring 2022 return from the future hall of famer.

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